Why don’t many sea friends fill in their gender?
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Many users whose profiles feature beautiful women or cute sea creatures do not indicate their gender in their profile information, which can easily lead to misunderstandings! Isn’t it?
There are mainly 2 types: the first is Leslie Cheung, and the second is that type whose name I don’t know, the one mentioned by Donnie Yen in The Moonlight Treasure Box.
Is gender also considered privacy? If so, let’s respect others’ privacy
Reply to 5# tom791225: Well, it seems difficult for two people to tell whether the other is a man or a woman if they meet in person, right?
The problem mainly exists online, where women tend to be more popular; for example, the most popular user on this forum was once “Sister”.
But I feel that one should have basic honesty as a human being; at the very least, one should be honest when it comes to matters that don’t involve one’s own interests
Well, it’s not really a big problem, I guess.
Create some beautiful images – that way, the click rate will be high
You treat all those people as beauties, imagining them as beautiful as you want them to be in your mind
I’ve filled it out; there’s nothing confidential about it!